Today we go deeper. As we go deeper into such traumatic injuries the pain starts to service. For most clients up to 10 sessions can result in happier times; then it is the person who decides to go through all injuries in their lifetime does the pain begin. This becomes a very tough time. It is when you feel like you take 2 steps forward and 10 steps backwards.
Tim had a good session. We continue to work the areas of the spine most effected. In addition we continue to work the 'anchor points'. Anchor points are established when early traumas are not resolved. As other injuries occur they will anchor around the primary roots established; strenghtening the anchor and entrenching the roots of it.
We have entered into this area with Tim. This does not mean he is not getting better - it means he is finally feeling the pain of injuries suffered so long ago. As pain surfaces one must get in touch with what the pain is about. If you chose to ignore what your body is trying to show you the pain will continue; if you chose to look within yourself and truly feel your body - your body will lead you to the parts of trauma one buried so long ago.
Remember the body usually speaks first through pain. It is when we get deep into how the body took in the pain the soul surfaces. This is when we begin to question what, when, where, why this is happening. Our soul will lead us to ask questions and ponder issues we long since buried. Once our body and soul are in sync the mind will come last. Due to the patterns the brain developed since in-utero their may be neuropathways that formed which prevent our brain from recognizing the changes in our body and soul.
As Tim goes through the various stages we will write about them in more detail. Tim left feeling very relaxed. Tim was told about the potential pain surfacing and will let us know as it develops. It is our job to aide Tim in connecting the pain to the injury surfacing; however, Tim is the only one with the answers and will have to listen to his body and soul as to what they are saying to him for resolution.
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